The Best Of, Volume 1
The Best Of, Volume 1 on briti alternatiiv-rockbändi Depeche Mode kogumikalbum, mis koosneb seitsmeteistkümnest nende varasemast hitist ning lisaks on albumil ka üks uus lugu, Martyr.
[redigeeri] Lood (CD)
- Personal Jesus (Violator, 1990)
- Just Can't Get Enough (Speak & Spell, 1981)
- Everything Counts (Construction Time Again, 1983)
- Enjoy the Silence (Violator, 1990)
- Shake the Disease (The Singles 81>85, 1985)
- See You (A Broken Frame, 1982)
- It's No Good (Ultra, 1997)
- Strangelove (Music for the Masses, 1987)
- Suffer Well (Playing the Angel, 2005)
- Dream On (Exciter, 2001)
- People are People (Some Great Reward, 1984)
- Martyr (Uus lugu, 2006)
- Walking in My Shoes (Songs of Faith and Devotion, 1993)
- I Feel You (Songs of Faith and Devotion, 1993)
- Precious (Playing the Angel, 2005)
- Master and Servant (Some Great Reward, 1984)
- New Life (Speak & Spell, 1981)
- Never Let Me Down Again (Music for the Masses, 1987)
[redigeeri] Videod (DVD)
- "Just Can't Get Enough" - (Rezhissöör Clive Richardson)
- "Everything Counts" - (Clive Richardson)
- "People Are People" - (Clive Richardson)
- "Master & Servant" - (Clive Richardson)
- "Shake The Disease" - (Peter Care)
- "Stripped" - (Peter Care) (Black Celebration, 1986)
- "A Question Of Time" - (Anton Corbijn) (Black Celebration, 1986)
- "Strangelove" - (Anton Corbijn)
- "Never Let Me Down Again" - (Anton Corbijn)
- "Behind The Wheel" - (Anton Corbijn) (Music for the Masses, 1987)
- "Personal Jesus" - (Anton Corbijn)
- "Enjoy The Silence" - (Anton Corbijn)
- "I Feel You" - (Anton Corbijn)
- "Walking In My Shoes" - (Anton Corbijn)
- "In Your Room" - (Anton Corbijn) (Songs of Faith and Devotion, 1993)
- "Barrel Of A Gun" - (Anton Corbijn) (Ultra, 1997)
- "It's No Good" - (Anton Corbijn)
- "Only When I Lose Myself" - (Brian Griffin) (The Singles 86>98, 1998)
- "Dream On" - (Stephane Sednaoui)
- "I Feel Loved" - (John Hillcoat) (Exciter, 2001)
- "Enjoy The Silence 04" - (Uwe Flade) (Remixes 81-04, 2004)
- "Precious" - (Uwe Flade)
- "Suffer Well" - (Anton Corbijn)